Re: [xml-dev] Is CVS A Practical Means to Manage XML Versions In A P

["Betty Harvey" <harvey@eccnet.com>]

Hi Len:

I personally use Subversion and have been really happy with the results.
I found configuring CVS on the server was a bit daunting.  Subversion was
easier to configure on the Server.  Configuring it was Apache is pretty
easy.

On the client-side, Tortoise SVN is a really nice client configuration for
Windows.  It is easy to get non-technies up-to-speed easily.  My
environment has been Linux server and Windows clients.

Both Oxygen and Eclipse have SVN support.

Good luck!

Betty

BTW, one project that I used Subversion with a client was a 38784C
authoring and publishing environment.  I know you can relate |-)!

Betty

> The subject has the question.
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> Assembling a free to near free environment for multiple authors working on
> multiple projects where some must be able to simultaneously edit then
> merge
> XML and illustrations, is free CVS a practical means?
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> Thanks,
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> len
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